luckily this model came originaly with another set of switches so its not that bad

but first time in 4 years any problems have surfaced

yeaah the omron is near dead

rip

Same with mine. My middle mouse button only clicks if I press it down really hard

Nothing looks different about the switch itself when I disassembled it, so it's not something I can fix

can someone check whats the difference between d2fc-3m and d2f-01F

most likely just same switch but some minor variance in lifetime/location ?

#installinganyway

feels weird to have brand new switch on old mouse :D

apparently only difference betwee those switches was that FC-3m is low-cost version with 3mil click or so~lifetime

can't find d2fc series datasheet

probably confidential

if i were to guess probably what you said

>>> Mechanical: 1 million operations min. at 60 operations/minute.
Electrical: 30,000 operations min. at 30 operations/minute

other thing that suprised me the extra gliders for the mouse had 3M logo on the sheet

wtf is the point of rating mechanical and electrical operations differently

if it's broke it's broke

advertisement :D

same as with motors

>>> Operating frequency
Mechanical: 200 operations per minute max.
Electrical: 30 operations per minute max.

hope you don't play cookie clicker

nah i have autoclicker for that :P

but yeah there was 2x 01F switches as extra

kind of nice and the m3 sliders too

as much as i have mocked this grease collector mouse

its built quite darn smartly inside

(ROG Gladius)

im guessing the electrical service life has to do with sparking

most likely yeah

ah

yeah

neat

scroll even sounds different due i removed its natural dampener (50grams of dog hair wrapped around the plastic shaft...)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=stM2CPF9YAY&feature=youtu.be

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i wish cpus would focus more on the damn base clock than boost clock

specialy for laptop setting the fucking "boost" is more like "overheat" function on cpus